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WHEATLEY's STEAM DYE woRKa

All work hnished and ready for delivery. Many
thanks to my friends and patrons for their patient
work from the District and s parts Of the country
to DO it promptly. but now have ample force and
every t.cflity to nh an orders with promptnan and
WAEATLEYs 1066 Jo0aE1on ct, 0eoEsotoW0. tA1-S0
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TRUSS. TRUSS TRUSS.
Why do you punish yourself by wearing the old
spring truss. Throw IL away and get iley s. truss
II will give you perfect comfort. Price s.. 1921
u ST., West Washington.
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X. H. TAYLOR GS} PENN. AVE, will open Satur.
day morning several cases OF wraps suits Jackets.
&C., and also u big lot OF parasOls Come and see
these goods and compare prices.
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Examine Augenstein's S14.96 Reed
the city.
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We WILL SELL tomorrow and Monday d 600 OF
tom1nS. In Body Brussels, at 81 cts. piece: 1000
Window Shades, on patent fixtures at 81 cts a
draperies, at 10 cts per yard; 5000 yards Madras
Lace al l2&c- per yard-on sale first floor julius
LanSburgh 315 1th ST.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ifdfrufio7rs Tor te "A h't'S cOH'I's"Tt.y y. p nc
For District OF columbia and Virginia, fair
warmer weather, northeriy Winds
PERSONS IN WANT OF FINE FURSrTURE, CARPETS
Sc viii do well 10 call and examine my stock
before buyiny as my stock is well assorted and
complete In every department, as / have no old
stock 10 dispose OF, but Will give them good bar
gains I'm the newest styles OF goods Just out as
cheap as they can be bought In the city. All Task
Is a visit TO my place and convince yourself In
prices WASH X. WILLIAMS,
81 and 3I9 It'll street northwest
e.. 6:4 and $50 street northwest, and
GSS} Louisiana avenue
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800 REFRIGERAT0RS AND Ice CHESTS.
WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS,
9TH and Id SIS IL "
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For Washington dressed beef 90 to John R
Kelly, stall 62S. go and go center market.
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Affairs i'm West Warrington.

PRESENTED WITH MEDAL FOR KIND TREATMENT
OF HIS MULEs.-Captain Knode, OF canal boat NJ.
z: ~ Boyer, was presented with gold medal yes
ing driven three mules steadily for twenty-five
years, both or which are in good condition yet.
sented the medal to the captain before a number
of citizens In the office OF j. G. and j. NJ Waters
GRAIN RBCEIPTS.-Canal boat Samuel JarbOe ar
rived to-day with $500 bushels OF corn for j. G..
and j. NJ. WaterS-The work of grading the
ground On Beall street, owned by the Linthicum
Institute, preparatory to erecting a new building
FOR the institute, has been commenced.
NOTES.-The many friends in this community OF
Mr.. Edward f. Harmon will regret to learn OF his
death yesterday at his residence, near Cabin John
who has been visiting the family Of Lieutenant Of
Police RedWay, returned to her home Yesterday.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW in Fluid stoves; best
and cheapest yet invented. Please examine.
b. +. GUY & Co., 1908 PeDnSyl yanta ave.
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Will Improve the Property.
NEW FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF BUILDING TO B1
ERECTED

The Columbia Title Insurance company, whose
purchase OF the property al the northwest corner
OF 9Th and streets was mentioned In yesterdays
STAR, has arranged 70 improve the property by
tearing down the large brick building on the
premises and placing there a fire and burglar
proof building Of brick and iron, covering the en-
IRE iot, % oy 20 feet The plans have been ap-
proved by the officers (hr. ". Z. EdmOnSton, pres
iientl and before The close OF the the COM
Pany expects 10 go into the new building occupy
ing portion OF the fifteen rooms provided for in
the plans The price paid for the ground was
81 0OO and the cost OF the new building win he
S1s, 900 10 $4,000
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PATRoNIZE HOME INDUSTRY. Professional work.
Suits secured, 81. Cooperative Cleaners 626 st.
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CITY ITEMS.

GemtIemen'S VIEW SpffnE Style Hats
Broadway and 9TH avenue SILK Hats, s., So
Latest Boston and New York Derby's ri 80 tos4.
StetSonS and other best makes flne Soft Hats
Knockabouts, "Crushers" and Travelling Hats IL
X. c. LEWIS SoN, 1921 New York ave,
The Popular One Price West End HatterS
Branch go 9TH street n. W. Established 1863
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Buy YALE PAD-LOCKs-they cannot rust-none
better. Use them.
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Loved and Died Together.


TWO MISSIONARIES FROM INDIA POISONED BY CANDY.
MOnsOn Mass, was on Wednesday the scene of
sad and unusual Occurrence-the funeral of
husband and wife. They were foreign mission
aries Of the American board, who came from
India for vacation few months since. They
were in the prime OF life and both died suddenly.
Rev. VIM. T. Rowland was born In Ceylon in 1886,
and was the eldest son Of Rev. w. w. Rowland,
who Is Still a missionary there. He came to this
country when lad, fitted for college at Monsoon
academy, graduated at Amherst in 1870 and at
AndOver theological seminary in 1873. He mar
rlcd Mary L; Carpenter that same year and they
sailed together for India, being assigned to the
Madura mission. She had graduated at MonsOp
academy and at Mount Holyoke seminary in 1870,
being the same age as her husband For nearly
fourteen years they labored together building
churches and gathering In converts, and returned
home last summer, owing to frequent attacks OF
pneumonia suffered by Mrs. Rowland. While her
husband was in Montreal recently she was taken
sick and Mr.. Rowland summoned to return. He
brought with him quantity OF candy, Of which
both he and his wife partook. Two days after
ward Mrs. Rowland died, and within forty-two
hours OF her decease Mr.. Rowland was dead. The
physicians pronounce the disease astro-hepattes,
with trace OF blood poisoning. The cause OF
their demise is attributed to the candy.
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WOOD FORSYTH, 12Os F st. NV, dealers In Fine
Arts.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-"CoME" oUICK-oN 18th ST. \. W,
I harYain-brick, z rooms. business property
$4,000 Also beautiful l5-room br.cS on Q. near
Sh sat Ss Fs AID y Ses sTs ps
Brick; rooms on I St, bet. 18th and leths3, 300
Brick 20 rooms on 18th, above Iowa circle 500 500
Bres 10 Toonis on - 81 bet 18Th and eth
rooms rooms seree Place. fii S 18th and 10Th SS
" II rooms. St bet Sab and lith sts...... 900
l9rOoms corcSrsn 500
rooms rooms t i41h st business PSSrsr,y 9g g9
. sroSms ST. bet an and 9TH nw..--- 800 oo
rooms on Rigs St. bet. 18Th and l4,h. 5000
10 rooms &nd stable ON Rhode Island av. $500
lorooms on ST. bet 10th { 2ist ST.. new
mouse % 10000
,Ir Rf on .CG.Srsss ST. near nos, .tbse 900
Also improved and unimproved property IN al parts
flow. I42s New YORK ave-
E,oR SALE-SPECIkL BARGAINS
Il Several six-rrom Houses or St H. e; all modern
.mP n 10 per cent investment Price only
room Brick Wallsch Place, bet 18th Il tn
rooms on Il oef ioth Snd 10th SITS 5000
Pres ss Iir East S.siiPi it 9Th ana 5ih
On 6 aa and 81, sss ss
h ARoTsS At once :" ,i iaM Ssx NILS TaIl s.
EOR SALE-THREE STORY AND. CELLAR BAY
I window house ON T st u. W. between 9th and 10Th.
rooms, Ras BATH etc, and all ierfect order Lot
LIN BY S3a. fronting south Address QUINTUS.
Star office. IA I'm
EOR SALE-BY DANENHOwER & SON.
Il REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
Ills 81. W.
15,000-near British Minister'S i rooms
14,500-2S Iowa Circle. - roonls
lZ-o00-On o ST., hear Iowa Circle, 10 rooms
I,o0O-On St. between 9th and 10Th sts N W 1ors
S.500-On q ST. near ith st, NV. IL rooms
6.oOO-f9 Massachusetts ave. NV IL rooms
5.OUQ-On St, near 9th st. NV. q rooms
4S0O-0n st near 10th st. w. = rooms
a.0o0-on st. near 9th st. n w, = rooms
2.30Q-:t3l 9th ST. e., Il rooms
Lesbos and go st. Sc : rooms cellar
1,2oo-2214 Virginia NV, rooms flT-lm
1roR SALE-N1CE BRICK HOUSE: 10Th ST NV.
"a goo: 10 rooms including bath stable and car
1Sse house; easy terms. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
oVo Iftn ST. NV. film
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EXTRA VALCE-GOod Fur Derbys, 81 80; fine 81;
best, $50 at A. I. Lewis, 40 9TH street.
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Our dog collars engraved free. Walford, Pa. av.
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
Ofers4-year old Whisky, 81 gal, or SOC. OF.
7-year Old Rye. s. gal or 75c. OF.
4-year Old Brandy, 81 gal or soc. OF.
7-year Old Brandy, So gal, or 75c. qt.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amu.en,ents To.nixhl

Amusements Tonight.
ALBArGH'S.-"The Gypsy Baron"
NATIoNAL--The FlorenGeS In sour Governor,
ALL SOULS CHURcH.-Rev. Cyrus Hamiins lee
fure on Turkey"
kERNANS-yariety.
MANASSAS PASoRAAA.-Day and evening.
HARRIS.-"Muggs Landing
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The M. e. Church South.

THE CONDITION OF THE WASHINGTON DISTRICT AS
REPORTED TO THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
At the Baltimore Conference of the NJ E. Church
South, at Leesburg, Va, yesterday, Rev. S. w.
Haddaway, OF the Washington district, stated
that the mission work was exceedingly promising
In the eastern part OF Washington city, where Mt.
Vernon church had secured good property. Rev.
j. r. Van Horne, OF HillSbOro circuit, reported
among the collections for the year $500 tow r(is
raising the debt on the parsonage; Rev. L. W. Has
lup, OF Morr1sville mission, that new church
had been completed and furnished; Rev. John W.
Steele, OF Stafford, that $500 of the debt on the
parsonage had been raised, and Rev. j, w. Duffey.
of Falls Church, formerly of Trinity church. Bal
timOre, made report OF encouraging work.
Rev. Samuel Rodgers, presiding elder OF the dis
tr1ct, said that the seasons had been somewhat
unfavOrable during the year for large conereoa-
tons. The ministers had been very faithful and
there were good congregations. Prayer meetings
were well attended, but there was not the best al
tendance upon class-meeting. The work has been
OF an unusually substantial character Great at
temptS have been made to obtain an accurate
statement OF statistics. About 300 members have
been added, and there has been q notable increase
in the number OF sunday school scholars over
$lO,O 600 have been expended in improving churches
or raising debts. Four churches have been de(li-
Gated, two have been entirely renovated. and one
is In course OF cree ion in Mr. Strngers charge In
regard to the misavl work in the eastern part of
Washington city, reported by Mr.. Haddaway DR.
Cox began the work there and continued IL as long
as he had place or meeting. Mr. Haddaway had
renewed the work. The collections had been good
and the condition Of the district was highly salts
factory.
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THIEVES SENTENCED To-day, In the Police
Court, Mahaley Logan, colored servant, was tried
for stealing quantity OF groceries from her en-
plOyer, Oscar vorlander, or No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and she was fined SO or 30 days In TAIL
Annie Hawkins, cOlored servant girl In the
employ of Franklin Grifhth, OF No. AS street
various articles, and she was given a similar SEN
tence.-Jos. Brown, colored, pleaded guilty to
stealing SO cents from James Robinson, also col.
Ored, and he was given two weeks
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500 PIECES NEW CANTON MATING, just received.
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
9TH and ID SIS. NV.
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Saturday and Monday Specials
at The Orioe, 822 7th St.: Ladies' 15c hemstitched
handkerchiefs for Csc; Misses and Ladies' Elec-
trio gossamers, s9c.; Ladies Jerseys, &c; 81. 40
Boucle Jerseys reduced TO &c.; All-Wool Jerseys
coat back, 9sc.; Bretonne Jerseys, upper half
jersey with beaded front, $l.79, worth $3.50:
Spring Boucle Coats, chinchilla and tan mixed,
$l.9S, worth So; Table Linen $780,; Sheeting, 19c
Scr1m, sc. per yard 25c. Isle Gloves 19c. !;
Zephyr, &C.; DR.. Warmers Health Corset, csc. !;
Lining Cambria, &C.; Siles1a, Shc.; Cross-Barred
Muslin, &C, worth &c.; lOc. size bottle Machine
Oil, &C.; Spring Shade Cashmere, 215c. per yard;
latest spring styles OF Satines, Rkc.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Heavy Jean or Canton Flannel Drawers, 25c ::
Seamless Socks, two pair for 25c.; Linen Collars
three for Csc; Celluloid Collars 21c.; Guns, 41c
shirts, Soc; Cheviot Working shirts, 25c.
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CYRIL SEARLE DEAD.-CyriE Searle the we'll
known actor, theatrical manager and journalist,
died at Savannah, Ga, yesterday OF consumption.
He had been there since October He leaves q
widow (ROSe EyJinge) and q son.
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH St,
offers-4-year old Whisky, g gal, or SOC. qt
7-year Old Rye. s3 gal, OF Toe. Of.
:7-year old Brandy, IS gal, or roc. qt 1
Positively the Last bay.
Tomorrow being the last day for the extraordi-
nary bargains offered for this week at the Fair,
Sl2 7th street northwest, the following is list OF
our extraordinary bargains:
Decorated English China Chamber Sets, only
$2.9S.
English China Dinner Sets, 12s pieces, only
$3.50.
s crystal Glass Tumblers, l6c.
COlOred Cut Glass Globes with fixtures only 20c
Hand-painted French China Fruit Plates, only
15c.
Your special attention is called to our and &c.
department, which we have supplied with hum
dredS OF new articles.
.1G s a5 s. W. s1e
rtages before purchasing elsewhere. /
400 Diff. Spring Patterns Silk and
Shirt Depot, 7th and h.
Pound Percaies and Prints 2Oc. Pound.
cneck Nai ns &c. per yard; French satines.
yard VIDE, 1Oc. n. NEWAYER, Manager,
i 1920 Pennsylvania ave-, bet 18th and 10th sts.
are marked in Augenstein's windows They are
the samples Of 40 cases just received.
He Sure to Buy
some OF those elegant cigars tthe Opera Bouquet
and ''SabOrOS0" brandS) Tor smoking during your
leisure hours. Nothing like them In the city for
sc. Also, q fresh invoice Of imported cigars just
arrived In this country. Cigar department. see
advt. in Critic. N. 4. METZGER Bro,
At It'll st. NV.
Read Augenstsin'. List Of Bargains
offered for tomorrow.
Yoa will save ACC. ON every Dollar,
by going to AuerbachS Bicycle Shirt Depot, & II,
for best quality spring style hats choicest patterns
In neckwear, finest grades spring underwear, &C.
II You Are i'm Need Of Refrigerator do
not purchase until you have seen Augenstetn's
stock and prices.
Baum,s ssRoyal Clue, repairs china, &c. Gun
Ivory Starch.-No cooking, no Sticking Deao-
tiful finish, easy to use. Ask grocer. fS
ts1Oc. R0yals' mends everythingl LansburghS
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i ID. ward" prints 45c per 10.
Also, cottage Cheese and BuItermilk; sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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Tough Farmer Hershey.

PASSING SAFELY THROUGH A REMARKABLE SERIES
OF MIsHAPS. TO BE BLINDED LAST.
Farmer F. A. Hershey, of Stewartstown, Pa, has
gone to Harrisburg to be treated for failing eye
sight. This af1lction is the result OF the last of
series OF m1ShapS that have occurred to him
While young man he had his right leg broken,
and few days after he recovered from that acct
dent he fell and broke his left thigh. This laid
him up for long time. After getting we'll he fell
from fence and broke both arms. The bones
were set by an inexperienced surgeon, and he was
obliged to submit to the rebreaking OF the arms,
so that they might be properly set. In the mean
time the war Of the rebellion had broken out and
as soon as he was able Hershey enlisted. At the
battle OF Mine Run he was shot through the abdO-
men. He recovered, and in the battle Of the Wild
erness his left shoulder was shattered by Minnie
pail He was wounded again at the battle OF
MonOcacy, and taken prisoner. He lay for seven
months in Andersonville and Danvile prisons. He
came home after the war. Since then he has had
three ribs broken, both shoulders disocated, three
fingers OF his left hand sawed OF, and his skull
fractured. This last accident occurred short
time ago while he was breaking colt, and from it
the affection OF the eyes has resulted. Mr.. Her.
shey Is fifty two years old, and has small hope Of
preserving his sight.
The PRINCE OF WALES AND THE AMERICAN Ex-
HIBITI0N.-A London dispatch says: The Dukes Of
Westminster and Argyle have withdrawn from
the honorary council or the American exhibition,
owing TO the manner in which their names are
mentioned In q petition to the Prince OF Wales
asking him to accept the presidency, and also be-
cause they learn that it is purely private specu-
lat1on. The petition complained OF assures the
prince OF the high esteem in which he is held by
the Americans, and humbly begs him to graciously
be pleased TO accept the honorary presidency OF
the council which wiz be living proof that the
queens jubilee. The prince will decline.
CYRIL SEARLE DEAD-CyriE Searle, the we'll
died at Savannah, Ga, yesterday OF consumption
He had been there since October. He leaves
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Examine Augens,ein's s7.s4 Rattan
Saturday and Monday Specials

Fresh supply to-day Of those Fine Fur
Derbys, at $3.50. at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt
DeDOt. Tth and III.
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Read Following List OF WOnderful

Bargains offered for tomorrow at 8. W. Augen-
STEMS ST, $40 and 81 7th st. NV: Garden Tools
with long handles sets OF pieces, 19c; Flat Iron
and Stand, 21c.; Curtain Poles, with Brass Fix
with Spring Rollers, 3sc.; half doz Colored Fruit
Saucers, &c, worth 50c.; new style English China
$22, 90; 20c. Pack Playing Cards, &c.; Japanned
Toilet Sets, all c0lors, 9Sc.; Floor Oilcloth 23c
yard, worth 3Sc.; Decorated Chamber Sets, 81 rs,
worth a; half doz. Cups and Saucers, half doz
Plates, Dish, Bowl and Basket, 9Sc. Pencils
with Gold-plated Tips and Ends, &C., worth Csc;
Dust Pan and Brush, tic.
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NOTHING TOUGHER THAs LEATHER.

Tanners leather and shoe manufacturers and daal-
ers, having handled the tough substance fog
twenty-five years become themselves tough and laugh
at the ISLANDERS and falsehoods those poisonous rep
tiles, the '.monopolists."
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Examine Augenssein's $685. Satin.
Lined Carriages.

500 dozen more Of those Mems COlOred
Seamless Socks, pair s5c., at Auerbach's
Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH and II.
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
offers New Mackerel 81 kit 10 lbs homeless Goldfish
Csc, Turkish pruneS &c. 10; lbs. best rice 25c,
lbs gloss starch Csc; new Mackerel SOC. per doz
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KNOCKED MAN Down FOR REFUSING 10 LEND
HIM TIN CENTs.-Willtam T. Parker colored was
fined $50 by Judge Smell to-day for an assault on
Oliver Dorsey, also colored. Dorsey testified that
when he refused to loan Parker cents the latter
knocked him down and searched him, but did not
ind ANYTHING.
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The WATER COLOR CoLLECTIoS.-The sale OF
tEIs important collection II stin In progress at
LVs iing'S, 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue
aad has been largely attended. and many rare bar
cams have been obtained The sale viii BIZ con-
U1u.G This evening II b o'clock and tomorrow at
Ice uaslia! hours, when number of the most valu-
sb.C plctures WIN be reached
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at SOC. per h.. fine English breakfast tea {some-
thing very choce), soc. per lb, real value 81 per
lb.; OLD government m, Java coffee, SOC; Mocha,
to read special advt. in Critic this afternoon.
n. T. METzGER Bro
AT 7Jh st. NV
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Lieut.. ArnOld's Appoint ment.

THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS EXERCISE THEIR POWER
UNDER THE LAW.
The Commissioners have appointed eX-ueut
Richard A. Arnold as an additional private Of the
police force for duty at THE EVENING STAR build
ing, to serve, without compensation therefor from
the District, for three years The request for this
appointment by THE STAR company some time
ago raised the question whether, under the law OF
1861, organizing the police force such appoint
ment could be made. The matter was referred
to the district attorney for opinion. About three
weeks ago Mr.. H. E. Davis the assistant district
attorney, returned an opinion published in The
STAR at that time) which held that, under the
act Of 1878 creating the present government, all
prior legislation was abrogated and the Commits
miSsionerS, have the power, therefore, TO remove
or appoint any person holding ONCE under them
without restrictions; held that the power to ap-
point Is so unlimited that the provision in the
police act OF 1861 requiring all appOintees on the
force to have served In the army or navy, might
be ignored in the face OF the unrestricted power to
appoint contained In the organic act OF 1878.
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AN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION oRGASIZED-THR GRADr-
ATkS FOR THIS YEAR
Az the meeting OF the Alumni association of the
med1cal department OF Howard University last
evening the following named gentlemen We're
elected officers: President, Dr. F. j. Shadd: FIRST
Vice president, DR.. +. III. DESMOND: second vice
President. Dr.. c. II. Mayer; third vice PRESIDENT.
Dr. A. b. Clements: recording secretary DR. J. III
HalWOOd; treasurer, DR.. F. VI. King: correspond
Ing secretary and librarian. DR.. l. NJ DruInDtuch:
executive committee, DIS +. j. Shddd (ex-OificO)
Mary r Morrison, j. III. Norwood, 3 H. Washing
ton and " H. A. Jones.
AT the commencement OF the medical deDart-
men, Wednesday evening the graduates in medi-
cine were Richard l. Il rringJOn, Ill: Alfred b. C.
Clement. A W., N Y; John ID. Crum, IT., s. c.:
JdDcL d. Dixon, Barbados, W. l.; Richard l.
GsdneS, \ B., D. e.: William III. Heron DC. Fred
l. Johnson, A. b., Me-; William II. johnson s. C.:
NlInan b. Jones, Md; Thomas +. Kramer Nd:
Minnie G. l. Love, Wis; Francis f. Mcclellan,
rem Samuel c. Mickey, s. c.; John k. Nicely
III; Constantine Perez, Ala: Willis H. Purman A.
D.. Pa; Darnian j. ShOpon, Bulgaria; William T.
Sihlth ;. e; George y. Stoney = c.: Alfred L.
NykhdTn- Md Graduates In Observation-Disclosures
'. harrington, Ill; Benjamin +. Darling NJ D.
ID Jefferson H. Johnston, u. C.; L. Ellsworth Lee
y L; Franz A NJ ReinhaFd Germany: Murdoch
= smith Mass Graduates In Pharnacy-JOhn ID,
Gruni, 1r-, = G; Frank I. Hyman, N c.; John B.
lyman " e.. Henry ii. Kelley d. c.: Henry
Lewis, ID. g.; Mary Ellen Morrison NJ D. Mo
lne howard niversiJy junior exhibition class
OF b, VIII be held this evening In the university
chapel OrdtionS VIII be delivered by James n
DAVIS, IN W Henderson, John Howard, Julia /.
Caldwell, EDeiS U. Mock, George f. Miller
Anthony Pinkney and Charles :. Syphax The re-
/ ID. Whedbev, Harrison H. Terrell and James n
Terrell -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-11

Nix. FLORENCE AND The MYSTIC SRRrup
Florence at the Close OF the first act OF ssrhe
Almighty Dollar" at the National theater last
evening was presented with floral desiyn repreL
Senting the emblem OF the ancient Arabic order
Mobiles OF the Mystic shrine number OF the
members OF the order occupied two OF The boxes
and took this occasion TO compliment Mr. Flor,
ence, who Is the founder or the order In this
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-11

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